Do you know C#?


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What do you mean with "C# and .NET" exactly? C# is using the .NET Framework, C and C++ are not :P
The difference is you will need to write MUCH less code with C# compared to C and C++, but you are also rather limited compared to them.
Not really a problem unless you really know what you are/want to be doing.

Back on topic: I do, but most of my projects are related to work (funny enough as I'm a web-developer) :P
 
The difference is you will need to write MUCH less code with C# compared to C and C++, but you are also rather limited compared to them.

Well... not totally agree, from my point of view C# isn´t limited compared with C and C++. For the average coder i think that C# covers basic and advanced stuff without limitations.

And yes i know a little C# :P
 
Main difference in my opinion is DEBUGGING. That's why C#.net is more easy to learn then C/C++.

its limiting in that lots of C APIs arent exposed, like global hotkeys etc.
You have google for hidden apis and judging from the fact thet programming is the mother of the internet probably you'll find more programming sites then porn ones.
 
As a asp.net developer for my real life job, i code c# every single day of the week.

What do you mean with "C# and .NET" exactly? C# is using the .NET Framework, C and C++ are not :P
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Managed C++ uses the .net framework :P. What you said is not always true. Just wanted to point out.
 
I know C# but its not such a good language.

Better than the language it copies (Java), yes, better than languages such as C, C++, etc, no.
 
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